The design collaboration between Vancouver-based studio Craig Chevalier and Raven Inside Interior Design led to the development of a luxurious contemporary home located in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The 7,000 square foot mansion boasts four bedrooms and five bathrooms, plus an impressive array of features, such as infinity pool, outdoor jacuzzi, game room and many more. Its privileged location offers a vantage spot for contemplating the magnificent surrounding landscape. Floor to ceiling windows in every room blur the outdoor-indoor boundaries and tall ceilings reinforce the idea of opulence. The living room is the social core of the residence, an interior that somewhat breaks the monotony of a minimalist overall scheme, with its vivid red furniture and limestone fireplace. Access to the upper level (where the bedrooms are located) is provided by an elegant stairway. Check out the video at the end of the post for a virtual tour! Source: Freshome
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